Training
•Bullet: The Classical Brass pathway sits within Trinity Laban’s four-year BMus (Hons) Performance degree at King Charles Court in London. The course is built around practical learning, curiosity, professional skill, and an individual artistic voice.
Performance & Productions
•Bullet: Brass students develop technique and musicianship through principal-study work, group tuition, and ensemble experience. The official guidance covers trumpet, horn, trombone, tuba, and related brass instruments, while the wider BMus places students in chamber groups, quartets, orchestras, and other collaborative settings.
Professional Development
•Bullet: Professional Studies combines individual tuition with informed performance practice, musicians’ health and well-being, teaching skills, and preparation for working life. Academic Studies helps students connect repertoire with history, context, analysis, aural training, harmony, improvisation, and arrangement.
Degree Flexibility
•Bullet: CoLab brings music students together with dance, theatre, art, visiting artists, and other creative partners. The Artist as… module, electives, and a final-year individual project give a brass specialist room to explore leadership, teaching, arranging, conducting, and interdisciplinary work.
Value
•Bullet: Students work alongside peers, staff, visiting artists, ensemble directors, and lecturers in a global arts community. The combination of focused brass study, public performance opportunities, cross-artform projects, and professional preparation supports a sustainable career beyond the practice room.
